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Hello and welcome to South Today from Oxford. In tonight's programme:

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Tackling traffic chaos on our roads — BBC South Today can exclusively

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reveal Oxfordshire's first park and ride outside of the city is set to

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open in Bicester. Also: a shortage of emergency accommodation — why

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homelessness in Milton Keynes is getting worse.

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And later on: We'll find out about the computer con on the other side

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of the world that's targeting vulnerable people in the South.

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Good evening. Success has had consequences. The

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designer shopping outlets at Bicester attracts thousands of

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visitors each day. But that often leads to chronic congestion on the

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roads and frustration for other businesses and people living nearby.

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Now the owners of the complex are stumping up the money that the

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council needs to build a brand new park—and—ride site. The BBC has

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learned that plans will be submitted next month. If approved, the

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500—space facility — Oxfordshire's first outside the city — would be up

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and running late next year. Adina Campbell reports.

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The bargains may be tempting but traffic around North Oxfordshire's

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designer shopping outlets is normally a headache.

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When you come towards the village, I got guys working in the. It takes

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forever to get there. The traffic is terrible. It is diabolical,

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especially around near Sainsbury's. With the cars coming out of the

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multistorey and then you've got traffic lights not coordinating.

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The traffic could soon be eased if a park and ride goes ahead. Planning

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application is due before the end of November. It is here in this patch

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of land between the A41 and this estate that the first park—and—ride

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in the county outside Oxford could be built. Businesses say that it

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could help during busy times such as weekends and bank holidays.

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At the moment, the car park is going to be free. We will be arguing

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strongly that it remains so, so that people are encouraged to use the

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strong asset. It is not clear how much it will

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cost. It would also include back—up points for people travelling away

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from the town. But some think some businesses could lose out.

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There is quite a lot of bias. They already have their own bus routes.

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As long as it feeds the town centre, it can only be a good thing.

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There'll be much more from Bicester over the next few days on BBC Radio

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Oxford, as the station continues it's Big Tour of the county.

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South Central Ambulance Service has confirmed it's to review the

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decision to sack one of its longest—serving volunteers. Godfrey

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Smith from Farringdon had been a first responder for 15 years. But he

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was struck off when it was discovered that'd he'd broken the

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speed limit while attending an emergency call. His car was logged

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doing 33mph through a 20mph zone. The decision was criticised as too

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harsh and a local campaign started calling for him to be reinstated.

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Dealing with homelessness is a problem for all our councils but for

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one its been particularly bad in recent months. Back in May, Milton

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Keynes was revealed to have the worst track record outside London

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for re—housing people in emergency bed and breakfast accommodation. As

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Ben Bland reports, the problem's continuing to grow.

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Bringing up a young family can be difficult, especially with those for

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nowhere to call home. This man asked us not to reveal his identity. Henan

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and his partner have been housed in local hotels for months.

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We are both awake, do go out of the room, just outside the door so that

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they can go to sleep. Or we would hide in the toilet with the lights

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on waiting for them to go to sleep. It is a situation you do not want to

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be in. If a child is put into a hotel or a

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bed—and—breakfast for over six weeks, it is illegal.

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It is unacceptable and we are not complacent. We are doing things to

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change that but it is the characteristics of Milton Keynes

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that caused the issue. We are a young city, we have only been in

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place for a short time and we don't have a great deal of cheap

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accommodation. The government says that it has made

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almost £2 million available to tackle this problem. The grant for

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Milton Keynes was turned down. Families are still waiting for a

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home of their own. Thousands of people living in the

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more rural parts of our area rely on heating oil to keep their homes warm

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during the cold winter months. Often they've no alternative because

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there's no mains gas supply nearby. But filling a storage tank can cost

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hundreds of pounds. And, of course, customers have to pay that sum up

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front. Well, now a charity is helping make things easier for

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people who might otherwise struggle to afford to keep warm. Jessica

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Cooper reports. Topping up the tank. Another 500

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litres going in, one of many deliveries made in Oxfordshire

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everyday. But every month the cost of oil changes, affecting people in

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rural areas. An Oxfordshire charity has told us some who can't afford

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the price are too embarrassed to ask for any help. It's now in talks with

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a credit union to find the best way for people on tight budgets to pay

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for their oil up front. They are very keen to work with us

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to allow people to borrow in order to buy. We were paying 15p a litre

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and now it is 65p. Paul's got no concerns about turning his heating

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up. If you are only a tight budget and

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having to watch the pennies, you can get it at a bulk price.

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He now co—ordinates 60 members buying together, including the

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school and the village hall, to save money. There are now 1000 members of

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the scheme and they have saved an average 10p per litre. That doesn't

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sound like a lot but when ordering a minimum of 100 metres, that means a

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saving of £50. The community council is hoping a heating oil fund is just

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months away to make sure people don't struggle to heat their homes

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this winter. It's a training base for some of our

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top Paralympic stars but this week Stoke Mandeville Stadium has

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welcomed a new generation athletes. Dozens of children with disabilities

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tried wheelchair basketball, table tennis and athletics at the National

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Junior Games. Jeremy Sterns reports. Wheelchair basketball was a big hit

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at last year's Paralympic games so no surprise it was a popular choice

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at the Stoke Mandeville Stadium. But not as popular as Boettcher. You

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have different coloured balls and you have to get it closest. I like

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the intensity of it and it is good fun when you haven't got anything

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else to do. It is good to get new people along the sports to see if

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they can find a new hobby. Somehow they got for the first time, others

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are rising stars. 15—year—old Lewis Edwards was spotted throwing discus

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two years ago and is now the local champion.

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I think 2016 in Rio de Janeiro will be too soon but I want to compete in

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the Paralympic games. It all started here.

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They will come in at the start of the week and be quite nervous. It

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might be the first time away from their families. But by the end of

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the week you can see that they do not want to leave.

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There are four weeks of activities and one of these children will be

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crowned national champion at the end.

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Just a reminder that nominations are now open for this year's Oxfordshire

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Sports Awards. Categories include Club of the Year and Unsung Hero.

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You can find out more, and cast your vote, by logging onto the

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Oxfordshire Sports Partnership website. We'll be at the awards

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ceremony on November the 29th at the extraordinary island swim by Anna

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Wardley and how rice pudding was on her

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A scam which originated in India has cost one Hampshire woman hundreds of

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pounds. In a report which can be seen tonight on BBC's Inside Out

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programme, Judy Brookes reveals how she was tricked into paying for work

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on her computer she didn't need which left her vulnerable to

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scammers.scammers. ??LINEBREA Judy Brookes' problem

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started with a phone call from a man falsely claiming to be from

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Microsoft telling her she hadn't registered. I felt guilty because

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no, I hadn't registered. I was taken in and said, all right, I'll get

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register and he said, we'll give you backup and you will never hear from

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us again, that's it, finished, that's all you will have to pay, no

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more. The calls kept coming with a final ultimatum. He was convincing

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and plausible that if you continue comply, we have power to switch you

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off completely. Inside Out tracked down the scammers to Connecticut in

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India. By the time we got there, they'd moved on with Judy's money.

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We found this man who took part in a similar scam. I guess I used to make

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£200 a day. My job was to tell them to open up the computers and show

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them the virus which they had. I realise that is a scam and this is

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not really done, you know, particularly from my part. I was

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feeling wrong when I did that. In Romsey with professional help,

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Judy's PC is now running securely again.

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Very bad experience. What I'm really concerned about is that other

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people, vulnerable like me, living on their own, my age group, are

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going to be similarly sweet—talked or mesmerized or hypnotized by this

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firm. A 21—year—old man from Hampshire

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paralysed in a road accident has quite literally taken his first

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steps to recovery during a fun run to raise money for the Air Ambulance

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which saved his life. Be—of Andrew Read from Waterlooville has been in

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a wheelchair since a road accident in February last year. He's been

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having intensive physiotherapy and was determined to take a few steps

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across the finishing line in Thruxton, held in aid of the

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Hampshire and Isle ofWight ambulance.

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For Andy Read, this moment was like finishing a marathon. After an hour

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of manoeuvering his new wheelchair two—and—a—half miles for one lap

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around the circuit at Thruxton, he stood up and walked the last few

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feet to the delight of his father, Kevin. Absolutely fantastic. We

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never thought we'd see this. Andy was a very active, sporty

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teenager, until a car in which he was a passenger crashed causing him

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brain damage. Andy has been slowly recovering toer

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the past 18 months alet the neurological unit in Southampton,

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the Queen Alexander Hospital in cosh ham and now the QEF Newry

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rehabilitation centre in Surrey. One goal and incentive was to take part

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in the fun run at Thruxton. The event raised money for the

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Hampshire and Isle of Wight Air Ambulance which is funded through

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donations. Kevin says without their speedy work, his son would not be

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alive today and Andy was determined to give something back to them. For

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Andy, it was a huge challenge. It was great to see him. If you go back

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to somebody who was basically dead 18p months ago, to somebody who can

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now drive himself around a circuit controlling a powered wheelchair and

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then to be able to walk across, for him it was a tremendous thing. A bit

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like climbing Everest for him. It was quite extraordinary for a young

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man like him who's had a life—changing injury to actually

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show the determination and participate in an event and then

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actually be quite determined that he has been all along to walk across

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the finishing line. Just extraordinary and we are very proud

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of him and he should be very proud of his achievement. Andy's part in

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the run raises thousands and he wanted to pass on a special message

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to the Air Ambulance. Thank you for saving my

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It's a piece of the south's proud history that's almost been

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forgotten. Now, Reading's hero with a shovel is about to get a permanent

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memorial to his heroism. In Gallipoli in 1915, Fred Potts saved

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the life of a fellow soldier to become the only man from the town to

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receive the Victoria Cross. Now, a campaign to raise money for a huge

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statue has been started with celebrity backing.

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An act of astonishing bravery that will now be permanently cast in

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Reading's history. I think it's absurd that the only soldier from

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Reading who won the Victoria Cross hasn't got some sort of

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commemoration in Reading so yes, we are going to work for that. It's a

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lot of money we want to raise but we are going to have it up and

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dominating somewhere in the centre of Reading.

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In Gallipoli in 1915, 22—year—old freed Potts had been shot during an

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assault. Crawling through no—man's—land, he saw Arthur Andrews

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who had been badly wounded. Over the next two days, in searing heat under

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sniper fire, he dragged Arthur to safety on a trenching shovel.

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Potts was determined to save Andrews and when you read about the

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Gallipoli campaign, it's just amazing. I doubt if he ever got much

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higher than that. He had to really crawl. The Trust now needs to raise

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£165,000 for a bronze that will certainly catch the eye.

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The full size statue will be ten foot long. It will be seven and a

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half foot high and will weigh over 1.5 tonnes. It's scheduled to be

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unveiled in August 2015, exactly 100 years after Potts performed his

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heroic fate. Feat. Very proud. He was apparently a very unassuming man

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and really shunned the highlights. I think he would have been running for

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cover somehow. You talk about the fact that if Potts hadn't rescued

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him, he would have definitely died. There is no way that he could have

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gotten back on his own, so the whole family really wouldn't exist if he

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hadn't rescued him. The exact place the statue will

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stand is yet to be decided. But what is certain is that the hero with the

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shovel will at last inspire his hometown for generations to come.

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Incredible bravery. You have some

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fans. Southampton won 1—0 at Liverpool.

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It's never an easy place to go, but it's a real mark of how far they've

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progressed in recent years. Interestingly, Southampton were the

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last team to defeat Liverpool back in March at St Mary's, but Liverpool

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This was the first goal faced Saints on their home turf

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This was the first goal Liverpool conceded this season and it was

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their first defeat in the Premier League.

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It was also the creation's first goal for the Saints. A joy to play

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here at Anfield. I think the most important thing is we win this game.

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It was a hard game, tough game, but we were together and good today.

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Goals flowed at either end. City put understand they

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Goals flowed at either end. City put themselves back in front but, while

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they still have work to do at the back, Swindon's attacking power

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gives them the edge. MK Dons lost their unbeaten run at Peterborough,

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in spite finishing the game with nine men. This goal with 15 minutes

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left proved only a consolation. Oxford generated's unbeaten start to

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the season is also over after losing to Chesterfield. —— Oxford United.

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They hit the post late on. An own goal proved pivotal for

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Portsmouth. Cricket now and Hampshire batsman

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Michael Carberry's been selected for the England Ashes squad to tour

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Australia this winter. The 32—year—old opened a sports injuries

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clinic this afternoon, he featured in the one—day series in the summer

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but his only previous test cap was against Bangladesh in 2010 There is

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not a lot of guys starting test career at my age, it's a rarity, but

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I guess, as people say, if you are old enough, you are good enough, and

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experience tells me that the cricket season is a long season, you know,

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we'll work on some stuff with the coaches and keep drilling the

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basics. We'll continue the one—dayers into

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the latter part of the Championship. A big night for fans of Poole

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pirates who face Swindon Robins. It's a rerun of the Grand Final last

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year. This is the pit area of the stadium.

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The Poole Pirates riders getting their bikes ready for the first of

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the 15 heats that will contest this semi—final first leg. About ten or

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15 yards away this side, we have the defending champions, the Swindon

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Robins getting themselves ready. These two sides contested the Grand

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Final 11 months ago and swivened came out on top winning their first

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league title for 45 years sparking great scenes of celebrations down on

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the south coast. Their team manager Alan roster says

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he wants a big lead to take down to Poole in a weeks' time for the

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second leg where it's the Pirates who have the unfamiliar thatting of

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underdogs —— Alan Rossiter. Here they are in the play—offs again and

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now they are here, they are confident of causing upset against

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the Swindon Robins. We'll hope to have the result for

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you at 0.25 here tonight. That's all the sport.

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Thank you very much. Now, it's a feat four people have managed to

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swim nonstop around the Isle of Wight. It's a 60—mile challenge and

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was completed by Anna Wardley as part of her fund—raising charity

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five island swim. We followed Anna's challenge and the Isle of Wight was

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a monster to conquer. Starting and finishing at Ryde sands, it took

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over 26 hours to complete. It burnt off a whopping 15,000

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calories. Quite incredible stuff. I'm

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delighted to say that Anna's joined us to tell us all about it. Welcome.

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Thank you. You finished on sad. —— Saturday. How are you feeling?

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Great. It was such a fantastic feeling to finally do the big one

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and to get round on my first attempt. I was kind of pretty

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overwhelmed and yes, feeling pretty good.

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I notice you brought in a couple of things here.

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I thought that this was a solo challenge. We have here, well tell

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us about this lucky duck? It's been with me on all my challenges, not in

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the support boat, but in the water and it's very important that he's

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there when I'm swimming and he came the whole 60 miles at the weekend.

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He was one of the many supporters, you had incredible people following

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owing you. Let's take a look at the moment when you reached the steps at

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Ryde. APPLAUSE

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What was that moment like for you, Anna? It was just utter relief, to

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be honest with you. There was very little joy, it was just relief that

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it was over and I could finally stop swimming after 26 and a half hours.

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I think I'd gone through hell and back a few times during the swim and

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I just wanted it all to stop and the approach up to the Pier was really,

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really tough. It was just complete relief.

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I suppose as well, are you going to have a go again at Tyree? At the

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moment, my priority is to have a rest. Tyree was a brilliant training

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swim for the Isle of Wight. It was tough but got me ready for the Isle

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of Wight which in a way was tougher so I'm going to have a rest. The

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idea of swimming up and down your local pool is offputing, so what

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made you do this? I'm raising money for charities and get Hulme support

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when I'm out there in the water on my own —— huge support.

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I was hell bent I was getting around the island. All the messages from

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all over the UK and all over the world, people following the tracker,

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looking at my position every ten minutes and I knew all those people

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were urging me on and there was absolutely no way I was getting out,

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I was on a mission to swim back to Ryde if it killed me. Explain the

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rice pudding? Eating is essential, really important. One of the things

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I eat is rice pudding. My support team cut off the corner and I piped

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rice pudding into my mouth. It's not elegant but gets energy in. While

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you are in the water? Yes, so I eat a whole range of thing, pasta,

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sandwiches and energy gels to keep the energy up. Absolutely incredible

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achievement. Thank you so much for being with us to tell us about it.

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Thank you very much. Be Just some weather pictures. Rows of

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pumpkins have been captured in Hampshire by Rod Smith and this

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water vole was caught on camera today by Heidi Harrison. Lovely

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weather pictures, thank you very much, for all of those. We did have

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a quite a lot of cloud. A north south divide for most today.

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Donnite, we will see some dense fog appearing in places with the warm,

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moist air we are having at the moment. The cloud will disappear but

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the dense fog will set in, reducing visibility first thing for the rush

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hour drive. Mild temperatures.

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A misty, murky start to the day tomorrow. Do stay tuned to your

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local BBC Radio station and there may be some disruption to travel

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with the mist and the fog patches first thing.

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Around 10 o'clock, we are hoping the fog will lift. But it will be dense

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first thing. Sunny spells will start to appear more readily than today.

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Pleasantly warm temperatures in the Some evening sunshine on offer

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tomorrow night. Cloudy skies during the early hours of Wednesday

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morning, once again mist and fog is a possibility. That low cloud

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lifting first thing on Wednesday morning. Lows of 12—14.

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Very similar temperatures to what we have tonight.

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Misty murky starts to Wednesday and similar to the days for the rest of

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this week. The high pressure starts to drift

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away. The low pressure takes charge and we'll start to seize some

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weather fronts push in from the Atlantic, so some showers at times,

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bands of rain during the course of Wednesday afternoon and into

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Thursday morning. So lots of sunshine after that misty, murky

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start first thing, the winds will be fairly light. Drawing in dry air

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from the near continent. Wednesday, we will have a lot of cloud around.

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A misty start once again and rain is possible in the form of showers

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later in the day on Wednesday, lasting into Thursday. Friday, some

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sunshine, but it turns unsettled Friday into the weekend.

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Thank you very much. Nice weather for a swim! That is it for from

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